DIN-Rail Controller Platforms

Nov 28, 2011

The Industrial Automation Group of Advantech (Cincinnati, OH) has released two new Intel Atom-based DIN-rail controller platforms, the UNO-1170A and UNO-1170AE. According to the company, they are designed to provide high computing power and are able to operate in harsh environments. Features include:

1G DDR2 RAM
An Intel Atom N270 processor
A built-in 512KB SRAM battery back-up system
Front-accessibility and DIN-rail design

Visit www.advantech.com to learn more.

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